Steinen, Karl T.

On June 24, 1979 I conducted an archaeological assessment of portions of Troup County, Georgia to determine the future impact of sewer treatment plant construction on the historical and pre-historic resources of the area.

On December 5 and 6, 1980, an archaeological assessment was conducted on a tract of land in Bibb County, Georgia containing approximately 90 acres (Figure 1).

An intensive on-site survey of approximately 650 acres of land in Carroll County, Georgia, was undertaken during the period December 11, 1980 and February 10, 1981.

An intensive on-site archaeological and historic cultural resources survey of approximately 300+/- acres of land in Carroll County, Georgia, was made during the period April 1 through April 30, 1981.

On August 15, 1981 an archaeological survey of a proposed water tank site in Shiloh, Georgia was conducted. A systematic surface and subsurface survey of the project area revealed that it had been used as an agricultural field sometime in the past.

An archaeological survey and cultural resource assessment of six upland sites located within the boundaries of the McIntosh Reserve of Carroll County, Georgia were conducted during November of 1982.

An archaeological survey of approximately 143 acres of land and a 50 foot x 3 mile long right of way in northern Carroll County was conducted in August of 1982. Six archaeological sites were recognized during the course of this work.

An archaeological survey of an approximately 225 acre area of Houston County, Georgia was conducted to determine if any archaeological sites were present that would be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

Archaeology was conducted at the Ft. King George Historic Site in Darien, McIntosh County, Georgia, during the summer of 1984 as part of an organized effort to develop a comprehensive plan to manage the cultural resources of this sensitive area.

A survey of the proposed Happy Valley development, a 300 acre development, was conducted to determine if there were any archaeological sites present that could be considered eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.